Arguably the most naturally talented prospect in the gym, Meade made it look easy for long stretches during which he was simply impossible to contain as an offensive juggernaut. Meade plays with a blend of twitch and physicality that’s rare to find at 14 years old, particularly when paired with his growing skillset as an individual shot-creator. Despite being a camp setting, he showed signs of things starting to slow down for him while patiently reading his man and punishing whatever advantage was presented with a strong, decisive move. He could provide a spark right away for a Judge team with some scoring to replace, and looks to be a clear D1 prospect with upside for high levels of recruitment if he can continue to refine his skillset and feel.

Arguably the most athletic incoming freshman in the state, Meade has become known early on for his above-the-rim highlights as a dynamic downhill finisher. Given how strong and explosive he is at just 14, the scoring guard boasts an impressively robust skillset to compliment his physical gifts. He’s capable of creating his own shot from scratch with a sturdy handle and polished footwork in 1-on-1 situations, capped off by prolific shotmaking ability from all over the floor. Meade’s energy and athleticism figure to get him on the floor early for Judge, but it’s the scoring punch he showed while playing up with Team Final ‘s 15U on the EYBL stage that’s gotten us most excited about his long-term outlook as a prospect.